I am approaching my last two days working for CADFA and I am also approaching my last week in London. I am happy to say that I almost fulfilled everything that I wanted to obtain from this experience. I can easily say now that I am a person who is able to live independently, a person who deliver a talk and a person whose world view have widened and changed.
The CADFA experience gave me time to think about Palestine in the frames of the international world. I have managed to help in spreading my own experience to the world and the surrounding helped me in doing so. I find it great to speak to people who are curious about Palestine, people who already formed their opinions and people who want to help in whatever way they can. The experience was refreshing on a personal and a general level.
One of the things I really admire about this work is consistency. It's very difficult to approach the world with heavy causes like the Palestinian one. However, through CADFA's work I was allowed the chance to see Palestinian teachers connecting with British teachers on a more personal and human level. I have seen people sign petitions against human rights violations on the street, and I have seen people donating food and clothes.
These four and a hald months helped me shape my own understanding of the Palestinian cause in the West. It encouraged me to initiate ideas and bring Palestine to the UK through film, art, and daily experiences. I am leaving London feeling satisfied and happy for I feel and I believe the person in me developed through this informative experience. I am looking forward to going back to Palestine and reflecting on my experience with others.
Thank you London, Thank you CADFA!
The CADFA experience gave me time to think about Palestine in the frames of the international world. I have managed to help in spreading my own experience to the world and the surrounding helped me in doing so. I find it great to speak to people who are curious about Palestine, people who already formed their opinions and people who want to help in whatever way they can. The experience was refreshing on a personal and a general level.
One of the things I really admire about this work is consistency. It's very difficult to approach the world with heavy causes like the Palestinian one. However, through CADFA's work I was allowed the chance to see Palestinian teachers connecting with British teachers on a more personal and human level. I have seen people sign petitions against human rights violations on the street, and I have seen people donating food and clothes.
These four and a hald months helped me shape my own understanding of the Palestinian cause in the West. It encouraged me to initiate ideas and bring Palestine to the UK through film, art, and daily experiences. I am leaving London feeling satisfied and happy for I feel and I believe the person in me developed through this informative experience. I am looking forward to going back to Palestine and reflecting on my experience with others.
Thank you London, Thank you CADFA!
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